VadeKit
Runs on your machine · No account, no cloud

Turn messy PDFs and files into structured data - offline.

VadeKit runs OCR on your CPU, drops every table it finds into a spreadsheet, and hands you SQL, charts and reports over the result. 32 tools, one window, nothing leaves your machine.

Windows · macOS · Linux·one-time purchase·tax included

OCR Reader
VadeKit OCR Reader: an invoice PDF on the left with numbered layout blocks highlighted, and on the right the extracted content: numbered text lines plus a reconstructed Item / Qty / Unit Price / Total table with a Data Table button.

VadeKit reads layout, text and tables on your CPU. Every detected table becomes an editable Data Table.

The Golden Path

Drop a PDF, get a report. The first run needs no documentation.

From the intent screen, pick “Extract tables & insights from PDF” and drop a file. This is the whole flow it runs, start to finish, on your machine.

  1. Step 1

    Drop a PDF

    Open VadeKit to What do you want to do?, pick the PDF card, and drop a file or an invoice.

  2. Step 2

    OCR & Extract

    VadeKit parses layout, reading order, text and tables on your CPU. The setup models download once on first use; after that it is fully offline.

  3. Step 3

    Data Table

    Detected tables open in the CSV Editor as an editable Data Table. Column Overview shows type, unique %, empty % and min/max/avg per column.

  4. Step 4

    Export Report

    Generate Report opens the Report Builder pre-populated. Choose a theme, add a chart with the axes you pick, and export to PDF, HTML or Word.

Designed to run drop-to-PDF in about ten minutes on a first attempt.

Why local matters

Your files never reach a server, because there is no server.

VadeKit reads from your disk and writes back to it. The processing engines ship inside the installer.

No cloud

Every processing engine runs as a local process on your own machine. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no telemetry.

No lock-in

Your workspaces live in plain SQLite and standard file formats on your disk. Export any Data Table or report and open it elsewhere. Nothing is trapped.

No AI API

"Find insights" is arithmetic: counts, shares of total, min / max / average. No large language model and no external AI service; anything that runs, runs on your device.

32 tools · 8 areas · one install

Organised by what you’re working on, not which library powers it.

Pick an area to see the tools inside it. Every one runs on your machine, and every one is a keystroke away in the command palette: ⌘K on macOS, Ctrl K elsewhere.

Everything that happens after a table exists.

VadeKit CSV Editor

CSV Editor

Extracted rows open in a real spreadsheet grid: sort, filter, Excel-style formulas, then Generate Report. Column Overview gives per-column type, unique %, empty % and min/max/avg.

  • CSV Editor
  • SQL Runner
  • Report Builder
  • Chart Builder
  • JSON Formatter
  • Rich Text Editor
  • Markdown Editor
  • Doc Converter
  • Spreadsheet Converter
  • Diff Checker
  • Image Converter
  • Image Resizer
  • Image Compressor
  • Background Remover
  • Watermark Tool
  • Metadata Remover
  • OCR Reader
  • PDF Merger
  • PDF Splitter
  • PDF Compressor
  • PDF Encryptor
  • PDF Watermark
  • Video Converter
  • Audio Converter
  • Archive Manager
  • Kanban Board
  • Pomodoro Timer
  • Gantt Chart
  • QR & Barcode
  • Word Counter
  • Timezone Converter
  • Flow Builder
Questions people ask before buying

Is it really offline, is there a subscription, does it use AI?

Short answer to all three: yes, no, no. The rest below.

Does VadeKit work offline?

Yes. Every processing engine runs locally on your machine. The only network calls VadeKit makes are one-time licence activation, update checks, and a one-time download of the OCR models the first time you use the OCR Reader. Your files are never uploaded and there is no telemetry.

Does VadeKit use AI, ChatGPT or any cloud service?

No. There is no large language model and no external AI API. "Find insights" is arithmetic: counts, shares of a total, and min / max / average, computed on your device. OCR and background removal use local models that ship with or download once into the app.

Is VadeKit a subscription?

No. VadeKit is a one-time purchase of $24, all taxes included. The licence is perpetual, covers one device, and includes every VadeKit 1.x update at no extra cost.

Which operating systems does VadeKit support?

Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux, from a single purchase. The same 32 tools are available on all three.

What can the OCR Reader do?

It reads scanned or digital PDFs and images on your CPU, extracts the text, page layout and tables, and turns each detected table into an editable spreadsheet. From there you can clean the data, run formulas or SQL on it, chart it, and generate a PDF report.

Where is my data stored, and can I get it out again?

On your own disk. Workspaces are plain SQLite files; every Data Table and report exports to standard formats (CSV, JSON, XLSX, PDF, HTML, Word). Nothing is locked to VadeKit.

Can I move my licence to another computer?

Yes. Deactivate the licence on the old device from Settings, then paste the key on the new one. The activation is bound to a device fingerprint, not to an account - there is no login.

How many tools are included?

32 tools across eight areas: Data, Documents, Images, PDF, Media, Files, Productivity and Quick Tools (including Flow Builder) - all in one installer, all working offline once licensed.

One licence, yours forever

$24 once. Then it is just yours.

No subscription, no seat count, no upsell. Buy it, own it, keep every 1.x update.

$24$39USD · one-time · tax included
All-in price
  • All 32 tools: OCR, spreadsheets, SQL, charts, reports
  • Free updates for the life of VadeKit 1.x
  • Windows, macOS & Linux
  • Works fully offline: no account, no telemetry
  • Licensed for one device, movable anytime
Buy VadeKit for $24

Secure checkout by Dodo Payments. The price shown is the total - all taxes included. Your download link and licence key are emailed the moment payment clears.

After purchase you install VadeKit and paste your licence key on first launch. The OCR models download once on first use; every other engine is in the installer. Windows may show a SmartScreen notice; click More info → Run anyway.